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Daily Habits to See Clearly By

Let's discuss the daily habits that we can put into practice to help us see clearly when we've been blindsided. Most of the time, when we are blindsided with an issue/person/act/non-action/etc, our heads can be in a severe fog of disbelief that could get us into trouble if we are not careful.

We can, however, develop certain customs or patterns in the now, to combat the forces of the enemy that are trying to get a foothold by way of being blindsided.

SPECIFIC PRAYERS

Pray specifically and continually for discernment. (Phil 1:9)

Pray for Wisdom to guard your tongue and to "take captive every thought." (2 Cor 10:5, James 1:5, Prov 21:23 Prov 2:6)

Pray for all aspects of The Fruit of The Spirit to develop strongly in your life. (Gal 5:22-26)

Pray to be more like Jesus, to be a person of Peace, love, humility, mercy, and grace. (Rom 12:18)

Pray earnestly for the person who has offended or hurt you and ask God to do good to them, regardless of what they did to you. (1 Peter 3:9, Matt 5:44, Luke 6:27-28, Rom 12:14)

SHIFT PERSPECTIVE

Want to be elevated to a higher altitude with God? Better attitude=higher altitude! Start blessing The Lord no matter what your situation is. It really is a miracle-worker to speak out in thankfulness to God during your painful situation. Quote His Promises. He somehow uses this tool to bring calm and put things into proper perspective. Let's face it, we were put here to represent CHRIST, not ourselves! You can choose to refocus daily on things that are ABOVE and let God handle this situation you have found yourself in. (Col 3:1-2, 1 Thess 5:18)

MARINATE IN GOD'S WORD

Don't "dip" into God's Word as if "a little dab will do ya..." marinate in it so that you are fully saturated and equipped to handle these blindsided attacks that are inevitable! You can be fully equipped to handle these things if you are intentional in obedience to heed God's Word in every way possible!

ASSEMBLE & SERVE

Scripture tells us to get together with other fellow believers regularly for our growth, encouragement, and to be a blessing to others. Forming those bonds is crucial to the building of your faith! Serving others can typically get your mind off yourself and your current concerns, and it reaps great blessings! (Heb 10:25, Gal 5:13)